Artist Intervention: B([r])e(at[h])ing or Breathing In | Sounding Out (a Langscape)

Environment, Space, Place 9 (1):63-69 (2017)
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Abstract:This poetic and performative work explores and expresses an apparent balancing act between sense and nonsense. Ideas of harmony, balance and reciprocity are comfortably attractive but they inevitably offer an illusory, self-satisfied, closed system that leads one back to the starting point. Or worse. Crystalline, this work continues to grow facet within facet through an apparently continual iterative process as it adapts to the requirements of each new context. Any ‘results’ are (re) absorbed into the work-process and assist continued springing forward.

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